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1 . 7 • H • W 4 J '4 l l"*. • • ' ••,-, • +l' . ... • • .." .4 ' 0 .:;,. •- • vle Zi r ' . t.tt• t • 0 11 5 ' - ' 7.:VA, - ..,;( . . Y •. , 13,Affi. ,!..• e'", f •/ z "4. , • ft-4_, ...,. '----• 'l, ; : 4 :' - - - -- IV ••i * li.. , - 4 1 . - if.. - ).xtr • 9r . 3 .Fir , T 4 • - - - A . Ati. ... 74 /no ~- 1 • , u AE3 NUAI lil: lt 4813.] ,IVEDNESDA 1, FEBRUARY 17, 1808. (pIR,:rE SIXPE'zrE T• THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANP. ° MORROW EVENING, Feb. 18, 1 sos, will be performed KAIS, Or, LOVE IN THIS DESERTS. The Charaaers by Mr. ERAHAM. Miss.LYON, Mr. BANNISTER. Mr. K.1:1.1.1r, Mr: mATHEws, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. POWELL, Mr: PUTNAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Signora STORACE, Miss TI US WE LL. %mit THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. • te_Places the Boxes to be takenof Mr. Spring, at the Box. e, l a st sl-street. --....— . , THIIATRE ROYAL COVENT -GARDEN. TO•MOR ROW EVENING, Feb.. 18, 1808, will be performed . BEGONE DULL CARE ; , . Or, HOW WILL IT END Mr. 1.14 t ? , The Principal Charaaers by • „ M. LEWIS, Mr. POPE. Mr. C. KEM4LE. WCETT, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. EMERY, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CRESWELL, Miss SMITH, Mi s s NORTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. The Epilogue to be spoken by Miss SMITH. . wurit THE BLIND BOY. The °tenure and the whole of the Music composed by Mr. Davy. 241*LIVIIRRAYThe principal Ch a raaers by , Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mr. BRUNTON, Or. PA.WCETI, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr FARLEY, LIST :4,1, Miss BRISTOW, Mi ss NORTON . _ Places for the Dozes to be taken u t M r . B ran d on , tit the 11 02.0111ce, in Harr -street. f - ,=, -- -- - . —. • ',cote the N um b er of GRAND Pit IZES.—Double the porober. of SMALLER PRIZES.—No FIXED CA- ITAL DRAWING begins St h MARCH. I.IORNSBY and Co. beg leave to acquaint the . ._•. Clubs, Societies, and Individual Purchasers, that the '_llgltslt State Lottery . Scheme is by tar the best that bas ren submitted to their attention tor many years past, and 1 '"1"0 fora continuance of their favour. It is of great iiii. portaticelo buy Tickets or Shares before the Drawing begin, lillaccouht of there being no Fixed Capital Trite. ,Last Year only were Shar e d b y I lorns b y and Co. •/ 94 , 14. _ - - - - £ 20,006 2,27 - 9 - .. . ,c1.,000 10,873 - - • - ) 0,000 8,831 - . - ° ,r 5,000 i,3s o - :. .. soo $,716 -' - 5,0 0 0 44 -- - Soo In Seventy-two Shares. `Orders'by Post, or (..,:: ::.. executed on the same Terms asif Pretent, at . 26, CORNIII EL ; ;a, t-tiA It I NG.CROSS ; and ST., MARC A K E . l"s FULL, Borough, lt"--eor—ily f i liliE . Of TWENTY TiIOUSAND POUNES 'cold in.the LAST LO TT E RV.-: : ':, : '• pSIFT and Co: No. i 1 , Poultry, and Ng. i 2, then charit.g.v rots, sold,' in the ler/ I.ottery,- No. r t i o7 o , 1, nly • Prize of 20,000 l that . was sot to the Public. and, , r , 41 ',.°. 1 5.075, a Prrze of label. in -Shares, also N. ;84, a Prize -,, h.oool. Nos. '549 anti t 7,624, Psizes of moot. each, and' -Plos.%ic, and 17;637, Prizes of 5001. each, 41 in the pre- Ceding !Amory. • GRAND STATE I.OIIERY begins March the Bth, 4nd contains i 3 Prizes Of . , 4 2 0,000 2o P r iz e s of - . ;1000 3 _ . . '.. to,opo 3-0 '4 .. tWI FT and Co. are selli ng th e TIC KETS and SHARES t°lreat variety, by their Agents in the Conniff, and at their ...:..!. 4 ! 4 i. No. 1 1, Poultry, and No. 12, Cliartog-eross. Sl', „ 4 0EY SAVED S MONEY GAINED. ""ESOf N TICKETS S I XTEEN SI-111.1.1NGS a Tic. Vet CII EAPE R. than at other Offices. wii.RNER, No. 16, Corithill, submits the .• fallowing Statement of P RICE!. S,' and recomniends his j't ,_ enth Pea Sha re arid t will Oishe Public YO purchase iinmediately, as he ex. ' s e. ..,,• , 1 . , , L YN* 14 a R's Meek I other officet. Prices, -11„" 1 , 00 fIlitig 4 good 4 , wilt. 1 which they a lidid Pubi islii rig. • " •• . Liu 12 to I Half -- - £ lo "5 o Quarter . . . 5'6 o I Quarter -- " 59 0 Sixteenth . • . 313'6 ' Lightlt -- - 215 b s'attenth ~. t• 7 o I Sixteenth . - - 1 a 6 Ticketa for the CR AN p CITY Lori . L It 7 at 71. 12S. • ' Ti le STATE Lo'l"f ERY begins Drawing tlarch 8, 'tot, t o ld gives to Adeetturers a much better Cliaii,...e than former it cric - s. havine three times the, nue.ber of Capital Prizee, te ..- 3 - of - ~. ,C2o - 000 za - of iC toots 3 -of - - to,'ooo go - of- - - - • sot) :4.0f - - 5,000 45 -of - - Perso ns too &c. fcc. &c. . . r,sln: in the Cot tutry, sending L e t ters (post-paid), en. 1 Batik N otes , P ost . ollice Orders, yr sliort-dtaied ~11th, will Mind an a ddi t i ona l advantage at I. Oareer's, as Ipe Country °like's frequently pin on an extra P,lulit 1111,41 1 Letters enormou m ust be p a id for price or the other as London t.illices.- . - M Note. 0.11 . 11 31101. ...._ ARMY AND . NAVY F.W,IIPAGE.' • THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS ; Futti hire, Mat tras.bes, and Bedding roinplete, are very respec.- fully recommended to Gentl e me n , as being the 'nest r ortible 1 4 1 d 'sli lletio'r to a n y others hale rn London ; Markine , ' s , ...unts, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles , s.-a het. ts t ot n , : ..eds. and Cltairs, hit on floe(' Ship ; Nlusquitto : Lunn...ir, inti 'tit , and Patent Brasti-serew Bedsteads, tof East ”tst Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at -. ..... ~ 'MORGAN and SANDE RS . Patent Bedstead Maiinfattory and Wire . Rooms, ~,.,_ it ,NO 6 . 1 6 an d ;7, Catherine-ofeet, Strat'tl! —. 1, ., 1 1 al; Mr eT " I 44(1 it Slnders'S New-invented fin peria i LJI 1 o { l Tableb'''--4/vka tf) be the most Conirlete and I' 1 .e 1 ; 3 .!4t . 6 " I ..:'. but t. ell ql‘Fr:c.itc.er,itei iev j 7acti, are very portable, packing in a Box house. ihu Fashionable Sera-lied and Chair-Bed Ware .............. "tont 11 .--- ) t.; .---- ----- ------ - • - - "On. and P . xlit Reverend the Lord TiislinP of t ii nc l( l 3 l ;! . 4 l :4, E, to l'itir l . - CHI N (.;, Apothecary, Cheapsides ;IN, . /teilCtilY embrace the opportunity your Letter af , ' i e lu i i i 4 nic; of addin ',My testimony to that of the Lord )4 11 1:11 - 4ran ill favolir o f4 f i.iliir CIII N G 's P.% T E N.T .WO RM derived ""IC 1 N ES. try eldeSt Son having, a . . leW n)CIthS ago kbe Yell' material benefit front the use of it• He h i e d . n tillwril fur seural weeks previous to his taking it iii , p. f r l a i r ed Pak and emaciated ; was languid, and complained Vi itlentl Y (4 pains in his head and side. The Lord Chief __a 41. who had accidentallY seen him in this state, fortu stt ly r , al mlneiiil.d to me the trial el your lozenges t and ghat nl, iiinv might be lost; or any - mistake might' occ . pr i , in Th. 4 , lnit ' the i;enuirie Medicine, sent me three .ibises a it. ~..., firer ~ t th ese -occasioned a visible amendment, anti after r ke,),„, tiose every unpleasant symptom disappeared ; but a i t u s i m 4 it riglit to give the third, 36 the two former had j eecl so uticommoniy writ. Prom that time my Son has Peen in pert4t tieultli, and I certainly attribute his Cure 14.2h011y to theAllii..luv• of the Worm Lozenges. I have since 4vt eco trunehd:d 3 oiir Lozenges in avveral instances. o the: satistaet.on to assure whereini yuu they have unitormly been ve„ttr . t - iit sei vico. I ought to add, that from the nature of rho teet produced' by them M my Son's ease, I aPPlthend the s: 4l Plainis to have arisen !rum an obstruition betwean t... `o4l4tli 414,i.Vi4CCe3. kose Castle I ;MI, Sir, your ebetlient Servant, • E. CA RIISLE. etenLd,,wll,.l4,.Nal;:.7i;l retail, at Chii.g.ind flutter's, No. , s• y e "Y"e 1 iilitt 10.4 i 4)' 1)10$? Utik.SCii46 anti Niedi4.;illc., Wi'ere LI 4vCry 'ltay..n, is 4, xito . at ja.:fitl. and 23. „SU. eitc l ". • I i , PICTU./ILLING-OFFICR, Feb. 6, dcli. THE COMMISSIONERS" eir VICTUALLING flit Majesty's IVavy' bereby Rive Notice, That on Thursday tax--web 14414;11, thiy will be read. , to receive Tendros, in uniting ',seated up), and treat for what ll , ,gsbeitd, N.a rrei, KU. 'krill:, Firkin, Len and Shot Pink, and Stout Hazel Mod HOOPS (answerable to Sa - enplet to be produced with the - linderr) 'no be Ivanttd for the Service of this Depactment for ti..e ensuring Twelve 'Months ; to be delivered into the Picturtiting Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. . • The Conditions e/ the Contran may he tern at the Secretary's Office. Nu regard will 6< had to any Tender in wh;ch the Ptice ;hall not he inserted in wurds at lengib, or that shall no: be delivered to the Board before One o'clock 'on the said Thar:l4v the dab Instant, nor milers the Person who makes the Tender, at nnze person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. PICTUe4LL IMP. OFFIC E, Ftb. 8, 1808. HE COMM - SSW NERSfor VICTUALLING iih MAyEsrr, .NAPY do hereby giVe Notice, That on Tuesday, the of IVl:zreis next, they will be rto.dit.sa iv. Cebu, Midas is writing (sealed up), and treat for Two (ben. Bred and Fifty Thousand Gallons o/ WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered, free o/ duty , fr.om irarebomtes 'which it shall have been bonded ; Otte. half in the course of One Month, and the re ntainder in One 111,:th aftervardi, into His Majesty's Pianalling .Ctores at P6rtssnouts, .I•Vinwth, and Cork, in tbe,,A&-tviolgPro t, ortluns, viz. Portimoutb, 100, o ) Pfrin6 Loa ,J • c k cork, s o., ,) 2.50,000 The Cottelithnt_of the Contraa (in iph'irb tune new Reula. lion have been introduced) Inqy be seem at the .S'evetag's*O.lper. No regard will he had to any "!'ender in which the Price shall nct be in4erted in w,,r,h ar length, cr ti'iU shall not he delivered to the Board &fire One g'Clock on the laid f yerd.9 , , the [sr el March next, NOV links: the Perron who maker the Tender, or some Perron on his behalf, autfuis, to answer,'when crated for. . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, T oL yen. , to; II HEPRINCIPiI k .OFFIMRS HIS MiI :ZESTY OR do hereby give N4tlce.' 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The Ei'ehequer Bills ROulation •Bill was read a seFend time, and orde re d to e 'becommitted on Thurs day:=-Adjourned till ta-morrow morning. HOUSE. OF COMMONS. The House balloted fora Committee to take into 'consideration the Petition complaining of an undue Return for the University of Dublin. The follow ing were the Members appointed : The Itt. Hon. j. C. Villiers, Lord Ilrooke, Sir T. 13. Thompson, Sir T. Featherstone, Dart. . Hon. W. Elliot, I. Kingston, Esq. `. D. Davenport, Esq. . E. 'Taylor, ESq. H. Fynes, Esq. W. kirzhugh, Esq. Sir W. Ogl.older, Hatt. . Sir T. I:. Winnington, Dart, Hon. J. Simpson, • NOMI N F.Zi. Hon. G. Ponionby, I 1. M. ligry, Esq. The Call of the noose WaS postponed till Thurs day Mr. DENT gave notice, that on Thursday he would move for certain Papers rehnive to Sir liome Popham. _ -. Mr. 141:7snigGros immediately gave notice, that on Thursday he would move for certain other Pa per, relative to Sir Home Popham. - The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER presented from the bar an Account of the Trade Licences granted by the Privy Council from the commence meat of Hostilities in May, 1803, to the end of No . vember, li#o7.—Ordered to be printed. The SECEETARY Of the ROYAL NAVAL ASYLUM presented a List of the Appointment's, - and an Ac count of the Salartes, Perquisites, &c. thereunto be longing, in that Institution.—Ordered to be printed. The SECRETARY at WAR presented Accounts of . the Etiediie Strength of the Militia ; of the De sertions from the Regular Army, &c. which were ordered to be printed: Mr.• Rose brought up the Report of the Commit tee of Supply. The Resolution for raising the sum of 0,400,0001. by Loans on Exchequer Bills, was agreed to, and a Bill ordered accordingly. The Bank Loan Bill, the Banlc Exchequer Bill, wild the Petty Customs . Bill, were read a second time, and ordered to be committed On Tlitiriday.. On the Motion, that the Malt and Pension Duty Bill be read a third time; a long conversation en sued on the Clause by which GovernMent were em powered, by Means of Treasury Letters, to grant ex emptions to persons : holding certain offices from six pony and shilling stamp duties there particularized. Mr. HORNER moved an Amendment of the Clause, Which Amendment was supported by Sir John New port, Mr. Windham, and Lord Henry Petty, on the ground that if those exemptions were proper, they ought to take place by the operation of the law, and not at the pteasure,of the Executive Government. The Amendment was resisted byMr. Huskisson,Mr. Rose, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who contended, that the pradice described in the Clause had long existed, and that to•all intents and purposes the ef fed was practically the same as if the suggestion of the Hon. Gentleatan Were adopted. The AmendMent was then negatived with Out a division.' " in the 'Clauses, providing exemptions from the Duck, to superannuated Sea Officers, or the Widows of Sea Officeri, Sir•JOHN Nswroar proposed, by way of Amdndment, to insert the words " or land," which was agreed to. The Eilt ‘‘ll6 then, read a third dine, Arid passed. On the Motion of Sir C. PO LE , an h um bl e Ad dreo was ordered to be :+tesentett to his Majesty, firaying; - t that be would be graciously plcased 10 anise to be laid before the House, such Revorts ot the toranittee of Naval Revision as had been approv ed of, and ordered to be adopted by his Moje.iy in Council. Sir C..Pous gave notice, that on Friday he would move for certain Papers respering the Royal Naval Asylum. COUNTY OF_ NORFOLK. Wz,Notta34 rose to ask the Right Hon. Serra tary opposite questi'on. The Lord Lietuen.intey of the Celllity of Norfolk had been some time vacant by the death of Marquis Townsend. Considerable in conveniences arose from the delay m the appoint ment of a successor to the Noble Marquis ; such as that no Commissiens could be signed for tlie litia, &c. It would give groat satisfaClion to the County, a n d a ll a y considerable uneasiness and anxiety, it the Right ,Hon. Secretary would declare when it was likely that this inter-regnum would cease, and what had occasioned the delay in the ar. rangernent. CASTLEHRAGH WAS unable to satisfy the Hon. Gentleman on this subje6t, which was • connected 'with the Home Department.. At the-same time he could not perceive r how the inconveniencies corn. pluined of could exist. Mr. POM&ONBY gave notice, that on Thursday next he would move for the .production of certain Papers relative to the Expedition to the Dar, lanelites. PAPERS RELATIVE TI) THE RUSSIAN AND AUSTRIAN MLDIATIONS. Mr. - WHITBREAD rose to move for certain Pa pers, of which the House ought unquestionably to be in possession, This necessity appeared to him to be so obvious, that unless be had perceived in a Right Hon. Gentleman opposite : an inclination to dispute the pro fusion of Paper's. he could not have conceived the possibility of any objeiaion to his Mo tion, and should have therefore refrained from trou bling the House with any preparatory observations. In direct defiance and contradaion of what had been said by that Right Hon. Gentlema n l a st nig h t , he would distinfily assert, that the House of Com mons had an undoubted right to demand. from his Majesty's Ministers,. all information by the produc tion of which the satbty or interests of the State would not be endangered. Publicity was the es sence of the British Constitution. When any in formation. Was Withheld, it Was the exception, and not the general rule. His Majesty's Ministers, after the traneaCtions of last summer, had thought proper to lay on the table .of the House, dispatches ; extrads of dispatches, official notes, Sm. for the purpose ,of explaining those transaaions e Those Papers how ever were deficient. 'Fle now Candi] on them to supply that deficiency. On his first Motion he, would not particulaely dwell, because he had been given to understand that it would not be opposed.--e It was for ¶' an hunible Address to his Majesty, praying that he would be graciously pleased to cause to be laid before the House, Copies or Extraas of any Instruaioas or Dispatches. from his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to his Niejesty's Ministereit the Court of:Vienna, rela tive to the - offer made by Austria to mediate . between Great Britain and France ; with any Answer that - had been received thereto."—His second ) Motion was of paramount importance, it was for a Copy or Extra& of any Dispatches from his Majesty's Mini ' - ster ei the Court of St. Petersburgh, to his Majesty's - Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in closing the Communication made by the Emperor of to Lord Hutchinson, in their conference of the 23d of Auguste 1807, relative to the Peace cone . chided between Russia and France, - and the offer made by Russia to mediate between Great Britain and France." The Right Hon. Secretary of State for Foreign A ffeirs had last night declared, so boldly and generally, that he would never consent to the produelion of any communication such as that in cluded on this. Motion, that he (Mr. Whitbread) would have despaired of convincing him of the pro , priety of giving way in the present instance, had not that Right Hon. Gentlemen's Right Hon. and Learn ed 'Colleatue modified hiS own opinion on the subjea, by allowing that circumstances might exist in which it • would be advisable to produco such a Paper. The Right Hon Gentleman had insinuated, (bait was a breach of duty ine he Noble Lord, who ,was one of the parties in the conversation alluded to, to give it publicity.—As if he were an accredited Minister ! Not so. He was no more than a private, but most diltinguished, individttal ; distinguished. for his valour.; distinguished for his sound sense and judgment ; distieteuished by every Gentlemanly feelielewhieh could edam humarenature; in whom the Enieeror of Russia had confided, and who, wires knowledge and approbatioe of the accredited Minister at the Court of St. Petersburgh, had held -this conversation with the Emperor. The conver sation . was no secret. It was known tunny. It 'mi g ht be referred to by all. It had :been con veyed, 'as he supposed,, by Lord G. L. Gower, 'to Governnient at home. Majesty's Ministers •would say that no such communication had been made, there was an end to the question ; but if such a communication lied been made, of which , he had nu doubt, why not put the House of COM mons in possession of it ? liord Hutchinson was justly proud to avow it ; he had told it to all the world. With respea to the other party in the conversation, the Emperor of Russia, was it dis creditable to him ? Far from it. He had asked the Noble Lord, whether he did not think him jus tified in making peace with France ? 'Whether: it was poesible for him to do. more against France ? He. had told the Noble Lord, that peace was neces sary for his safety; be had also told the Noble Lord , that he was •siticerely desirous. that England should also be at peace, and assured him from his own knowledge, that England could obtain peace on honourable terms. Was not this a conversation, the details of which it was most desirable tbr. the House to procure, before the diScuseion on the conduet of his Majesty's Ministers, which wee (list approaching ;Wes there any thing indiscreet itt • the condU:e of the prrsun who repeated this conver setion ? No; the Noble Lord had aeled most dise ereetly. Ile knew well Hie hounds which delieacy .and honour prescribed. That he did so was evident, from the circumstance of there being. parts of that ceneersatien on which he had maintained a profoued secresy. But what light had the Right Hon. Gen iieCthe. others of indiscreti on ? A mon , o va rimy insteticee of eeeeis indiscretien Committed by it former Administration (that of Lord Side:vent) on the ruetitee teeth 'Frence), he would seem t , else' spe cimen, the publication .of the oonfidential confer ence between the EMperor of Fr:lto:Le then time Firs Consul, and Lord Whirworth, lierticulerly,.the last of , thesteconferencee, in which the manner of the kirit Consul heel beim described in a manner highly in _decent, end mere especially when, it was considered that the deseliptiotl could riot at that time be contra dieted. Besides, had pot time present Administration recently commenicated, and most iodise:reedy com- ITulllloled i .paits of conversations het ween Sovereign Princes and persons at their Courts ? Hed they not told the Country that Lord Strengfbrd bad declared to the Prinee . •Reeent of Purtegel Britannia Ma jesty's " forgiveneeV for his having once thought of acquiescing in the demands of France ? Had not the cunvetsatton been published, held by that dint. trioue 'personage the Crown Prince at Denmark, with Mr. 'Jackson, in which he had expressed him self in such utiequivoeal terms of reprobation., on the conded of this Country.? What could be more indiscreet then the death of .Mr. Pitt, to throe, can the table of 'the Horse all the Continemel Tree. ties, &c. and• ab o v e all, the avowal of his senti ments made by the Arcleduke Charles to Sir A. Paget ? He bad mentioned these faCts, to spew that a charge of hedkeretion came with a very bed gene from the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite. For himself, he week' be the last man in the House to propose the p:odueelieu of any PePer„, the discio sure of which would-ha prejteeeiel to the interests of , the State ; bet lieenainta:eel, that t:N. oely eto-, jeelion which coned be urged' to the prochWioil of this Paper w"as, that it might be pre4heire to the interests of his :',Tajesty'e Tkinistere. if it were eeld ~ '~~